Bangladesh’s Overseas Job Market Is Changing: Why Saudi Arabia Matters More Than Ever
Bangladesh’s overseas employment sector has narrowed sharply over the past two years, and one country is now holding up most of it. Saudi Arabia
Bangladesh Prison Deaths and Political Detentions Trigger Calls for Independent Probes
The move has focused attention once again on Bangladesh’s treatment of political detainees, with Human Rights Watch (HRW) calling for an end to long
Low Pressure Over Bay Triggers Rain Alert in Bangladesh, Signal No. 3 at Four Ports
The low-pressure area formed over the northwestern Bay of Bengal and adjoining coastal areas, and weather conditions over Bangladesh are being watched closely. The
“Save Our Trees”: Sunamganj Residents Protest Against Cutting Of 4,500 Roadside Trees
A rally was held in Sunamganj on Saturday against the felling of several thousand trees along the Sunamganj-Jamalganj road, with organisers demanding an immediate
National Environment Award Winner Built a Rare Plant Garden by Skipping New Shirts
Thirty-seven years ago, Hasmat Ali travelled to Jamalpur town as a college student with one plan: buy a new shirt. He never made the
YouTube Monetisation Overhaul: Bangladesh Content Creators Need 20 Million Shorts Views Or 8,000 Watch Hours
YouTube is significantly raising the bar for creators hoping to earn money on the platform, doubling both of its major monetisation thresholds in a
Under Tarique Rahman’s Leadership, Bangladesh Unveils Human-Centric National AI Policy Framework
Bangladesh is drafting a National Artificial Intelligence Policy built around human rights, ethics and responsible innovation, as the government works to position the country
Bangladesh PM’s Ceremonial Welcome In Limbo As Rashtrapati Bhavan Withdraws Change Of Guard Cancellation
Rashtrapati Bhavan created a fresh round of confusion around Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s expected visit to New Delhi on Thursday, after it issued
Can a Woman Refuse a Marriage in Bangladesh? What the Law Says
In Bangladesh, marriage is governed by a mixture of civil law and religious personal law, and the relationship between the two is not always
Dhaka to Sylhet: The Best Ways to Travel and Places to See on the Way
Sylhet, in the north-eastern hills of Bangladesh, is one of the country’s most rewarding destinations, with rolling tea gardens, swamp forests and centuries-old shrines.